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Musical Theatre Studies

Coordinator Contact information:

Marc G. Dalio

201-200-3435

mdalio@njcu.edu

Undergraduate applicants must prepare

two contrasting Musical Theatre selections,

(Up-beat and Ballad) as well as a two minute

monologue (all memorized). In addition, applicants

should be prepared to take part in a brief movement/dance

exercise.

Upcoming Productions:

GODSPELL

Music and Additional Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
Book and Lyrics by John-Michael Tebelak

Directed by Marc G. Dalio

Asst. Director: Emily Watson
Choreographer: Emily Cara Portune

December 2 and 4, 2009

7:30 pm. West Side Theatre

Admission $15.00, Students $10.00

With: Zoila Pinto, Rene G. Martinez., Amanda Victoria Baez, Lori Demuro,
Hope Lane, Matthew Bratsch, John Carlos Arcos, Elizabeth Lopez, Monique Walker, Tailleen Alvarez, Shelly Ramos, Kristen Dziuba

Music and Additional Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
Book and Lyrics by John-Michael Tebelak

Directed by Marc G. Dalio

Asst. Director: Emily Watson
Choreographer: Emily Cara Portune

December 2 and 4, 2009

7:30 pm. West Side Theatre

Admission $15.00, Students $10.00

With: Zoila Pinto, Rene G. Martinez., Amanda Victoria Baez, Lori Demuro,
Hope Lane, Matthew Bratsch, John Carlos Arcos, Elizabeth Lopez, Monique Walker, Tailleen Alvarez, Shelly Ramos, Kristen Dziuba

Musical Theatre Workshop

The center of Musical Theatre Productions at NJCU. In MTW, Musical Theatre works are chosen, created, personalized and developed. Emphasis is placed audition technique, interpretation of material and rehearsal as well as delving into a wide variety of styles, from full length book musicals to intimate cabarets and reviews. Members of MTW also explore other off campus performance opportunities as the representative ensemble for NJCU’s Musical Theatre Studies Program.

Musical Theatre Workshop

The center of Musical Theatre Productions at NJCU. In MTW, Musical Theatre works are chosen, created, personalized and developed. Emphasis is placed audition technique, interpretation of material and rehearsal as well as delving into a wide variety of styles, from full length book musicals to intimate cabarets and reviews. Members of MTW also explore other off campus performance opportunities as the representative ensemble for NJCU’s Musical Theatre Studies Program.

GODSPELL

Music and Additional Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
Book and Lyrics by John-Michael Tebelak

Directed by Marc G. Dalio

Asst. Director: Emily Watson
Choreographer: Emily Cara Portune

December 2 and 4, 2009

7:30 pm. West Side Theatre

Admission $15.00, Students $10.00

With: Zoila Pinto, Rene G. Martinez., Amanda Victoria Baez, Lori Demuro,
Hope Lane, Matthew Bratsch, John Carlos Arcos, Elizabeth Lopez, Monique Walker, Tailleen Alvarez, Shelly Ramos, Kristen Dziuba

Music and Additional Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
Book and Lyrics by John-Michael Tebelak

Directed by Marc G. Dalio

Asst. Director: Emily Watson
Choreographer: Emily Cara Portune

December 2 and 4, 2009

7:30 pm. West Side Theatre

Admission $15.00, Students $10.00

With: Zoila Pinto, Rene G. Martinez., Amanda Victoria Baez, Lori Demuro,
Hope Lane, Matthew Bratsch, John Carlos Arcos, Elizabeth Lopez, Monique Walker, Tailleen Alvarez, Shelly Ramos, Kristen Dziuba

Musical Theatre Workshop

The center of Musical Theatre Productions at NJCU. In MTW, Musical Theatre works are chosen, created, personalized and developed. Emphasis is placed audition technique, interpretation of material and rehearsal as well as delving into a wide variety of styles, from full length book musicals to intimate cabarets and reviews. Members of MTW also explore other off campus performance opportunities as the representative ensemble for NJCU’s Musical Theatre Studies Program.

Musical Theatre Workshop

The center of Musical Theatre Productions at NJCU. In MTW, Musical Theatre works are chosen, created, personalized and developed. Emphasis is placed audition technique, interpretation of material and rehearsal as well as delving into a wide variety of styles, from full length book musicals to intimate cabarets and reviews. Members of MTW also explore other off campus performance opportunities as the representative ensemble for NJCU’s Musical Theatre Studies Program.

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